You can also configure it to txt u when a door opens or have it alert monitoring company if alarm goes off.

There are many other issues that may be potential risks as well:-Easements-Tree issues if you have ordinances-Lot configuration for the intended use-UtilitiesA good civil engineer can do a feasibility study for you that may help out.  

I'm hoping that anyone has seen this configuration in an older condo.Thanks !!

Use actual recently SOLD houses similar in size, age, configuration, in the same neighborhood with no major dividing lines in between your house and the comparables - highway, main road, stream, etc.I spent about 5 minutes on Zillow and searched the last 6 months for sales in Cabot which I assume the house in question is.

It looks like your new configuration will only have the back wall and ceiling exposed. $950 to demo.

I guess I should have known that SF would be the place to find an attorney who's seen just about every configuration of condo ownership!

Because he made a note of tweaking the thermostat config while he was troubleshooting everything else, the warranty company denied my claim because the "system was configured incorrectly" which voided the warranty for the entire heating system.

The 1/1 configuration *might* be ok for singles but never families - - look for at least 2/1 or 3/2 if you what a bigger target market (ie: more applicants)

What's your price point and what size/configuration are you looking for?  

New roof (2014) with an additional 2400 square feet of development rights, and a 48 foot deep rear yard, there is plenty of room to enlarge this house and customize it to fit your tastes and needs Current Configuration: 1st Floor and 2nd Floor: Duplex containing 3-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen and backyard with brand new fence. 3rd Floor: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, kitchen. 4th Floor: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen.